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Each section of WRT 105 is a community of writers who meet together with the specific purpose of developing as critical readers, writers, and thinkers. Students learn strategies of critical academic writing in various genres, including analysis, argument, and researched writing.

Students learn to develop ideas through the choices they make as writers. The course challenges students to understand that effective communication requires people to be aware of the complex factors that shape every rhetorical context, including issues of power, history, difference, and community.

Student Manual - WRT 105, ETS 142

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Introduction to Issues of Critical Reading - Students study texts of the culture around them. The course is presented from the perspective of the major ideas about meaning and interpretive practice that have emerged throughout the 20th, and now the 21st centuries. Students learn that ideas about language, subjectivity, representation and culture itself often intersect in lively debates that cross time and disciplinary boundaries. This course invites students to enter those debates and to discover for themselves a complicated but important ongoing dialogue about meaning how its made and whats at stake when its made.

Student Manual - WRT 105, ETS 142

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